The Diversity of Sacred Lands in Europe - IUCN

uilding of the new houses and tourist
facilities should be done respecting
the principles and styles of traditional
architecture.
6) The capacity building of the local
human resources for training in organic
food production, ecotourism,
traditional crafts and skills (carpentry,
weaving, beekeeping, wool processing)
and the nurturing of cultural
and spiritual identity.
7) The set up of a unique website
that should promote the whole region
and facilitate access to information
about the area.
• Raise the awareness of the local inhabitants
and entrepreneurs about
the great value of nature and culture
they inherited and the necessity for
conservation, protection and restoration
of these values.
• Establishment of cooperation with
other protected areas with significant
spiritual and cultural values at
the international level.
To accomplish all of the above-mentioned
goals, help and support by the
international community is needed.
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